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Description Logics and Specialization for Structured BPMNable to reason about their dynamics. We introduce a new Description Logic, ., to represent the behavioral semantics of .. It supports reasoning about process concepts based on their execution traces..Starting from the traditional notion of subsumption in Description Logics (including .), we further

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Automated Multi-perspective Process Generation in the Manufacturing Domains of customers require these ecosystems to be capable of handling product variability in a prompt, reliable and cost-effective way that expose a high degree of flexibility. A critical bottleneck in addressing product variability in a factory is the manual design of manufacturing processes for new pr

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Data-Driven Workflows for Specifying and Executing Agents in an Environment of Reasoning and RESTfulan environment of semantic knowledge representation, reasoning and RESTful systems. For specifying, we present a Guard-Stage-Milestone workflow and instance ontology. For executing, we present operational semantics for this ontology. We show that despite different assumptions of this environment in

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The Changing Roles of Humans and Algorithms in (Process) Matchingespondences are generated by matching algorithms and subsequently validated by human expert(s). The role of humans as validators is diminishing, in part due to the amount and size of matching tasks. Our vision for the changing role of humans in matching is divided into two main approaches, namely .